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Rectangle - graphics objects:
The other core graphics object is the rectangle that can have curvature added to it (!!). Merely calling the function rectangle without any arguments brings up a Figure Window (as shown in figure) that at first glance doesn't seem to have anything in it:
>> recthand = rectangle;
By using the get function will show the properties, a few of which are explained here:
>> get(recthand)
Curvature = [0 0]
FaceColor = none
EdgeColor = [0 0 0]
LineStyle = -
LineWidth = [0.5]
Position = [0 0 1 1]
Type = rectangle
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